DelawareDelaware officials would install traffic light violation systems lawmakers request
A Delaware state lawmaker could request traffic light violation monitoring at an intersection, requiring transportation officials to install and run a system there within 60 days.
What it does
Even if another rule in the same section says otherwise, Delaware transportation officials would have to install and run traffic light violation monitoring at a state lawmaker’s requested intersection within 60 days.
Argument forThe 60-day deadline could get a requested intersection monitored sooner, which may help officials spot traffic light violations there.
Argument againstA lawmaker’s request could put drivers under violation monitoring at an intersection even if transportation officials would prefer another location.
More detail
Delaware’s Transportation Department would install and run a system that monitors traffic light violations. It would apply to an intersection requested by a member of Delaware’s General Assembly. This duty would apply even if another rule in the same section says otherwise. The department would have 60 days from the lawmaker’s request to install and run the system.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2025
- May 6Introduced and Assigned to Transportation Committee in HouseIntroduced
TransportationPublic Safety